How to pass plus(+) sign to a SMS body from URI on android
For opening default SMS app on android with pre populated body field you must use this syntax:
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=hello">Send hello</a>
It works. For iOS you need to replace ?
symbol with &
But how to pre populate body with content that have plus(+) sign inside? It looks like bug on android.
Examples below not working:
Attempt #1 - simple
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2+2">Send math</a>
Attempt #2 - encoded with %2B
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2%2B2">Send math encoded</a>
How to escape plus sign on Android?
This seems to be an android problem, because this code on iOS works fine:
<a href="sms:+0000000000&body=2+2">Send math</a>
android sms uri
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For opening default SMS app on android with pre populated body field you must use this syntax:
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=hello">Send hello</a>
It works. For iOS you need to replace ?
symbol with &
But how to pre populate body with content that have plus(+) sign inside? It looks like bug on android.
Examples below not working:
Attempt #1 - simple
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2+2">Send math</a>
Attempt #2 - encoded with %2B
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2%2B2">Send math encoded</a>
How to escape plus sign on Android?
This seems to be an android problem, because this code on iOS works fine:
<a href="sms:+0000000000&body=2+2">Send math</a>
android sms uri
add a comment |
For opening default SMS app on android with pre populated body field you must use this syntax:
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=hello">Send hello</a>
It works. For iOS you need to replace ?
symbol with &
But how to pre populate body with content that have plus(+) sign inside? It looks like bug on android.
Examples below not working:
Attempt #1 - simple
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2+2">Send math</a>
Attempt #2 - encoded with %2B
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2%2B2">Send math encoded</a>
How to escape plus sign on Android?
This seems to be an android problem, because this code on iOS works fine:
<a href="sms:+0000000000&body=2+2">Send math</a>
android sms uri
For opening default SMS app on android with pre populated body field you must use this syntax:
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=hello">Send hello</a>
It works. For iOS you need to replace ?
symbol with &
But how to pre populate body with content that have plus(+) sign inside? It looks like bug on android.
Examples below not working:
Attempt #1 - simple
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2+2">Send math</a>
Attempt #2 - encoded with %2B
<a href="sms:+0000000000?body=2%2B2">Send math encoded</a>
How to escape plus sign on Android?
This seems to be an android problem, because this code on iOS works fine:
<a href="sms:+0000000000&body=2+2">Send math</a>
android sms uri
android sms uri
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